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Vision Committee discusses website photos, youth engagement, and town suggestion box.

Vision Committee formally welcomes Orloff as voting member, assigns multiple civic projects. Joe Roy, Jr., Thom Lipiczky, and Frank Landsberger were present when the committee unanimously approved John Orloff's addition to the roster, with Roy to request Select Board appointment. The committee

Vision Committee · Meeting of May 12, 2026

WEST STOCKBRIDGE — Vision Committee formally welcomes Orloff as voting member, assigns multiple civic projects. Joe Roy, Jr., Thom Lipiczky, and Frank Landsberger were present when the committee unanimously approved John Orloff's addition to the roster, with Roy to request Select Board appointment. The committee tasked Roy with requesting Select Board consideration of four items: website "scrim" photos, welcome signs, a suggestion box, and a youth select board program modeled on Amsterdam's model.

Lipiczky will build the town suggestion box and announce it in the Local Yokel; the committee deferred a proposal to hire Brady Graham, age 14, as website manager after Landsberger raised concerns about employing a minor for commercial work.

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Source: the Vision Committee meeting of May 12, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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